"BOHICA"   =  Bend Over; Here It Comes Again ..
Old miltiary acronym used for various 'things'; but it definitely applies to
long-term diarrhea . You know it's bad when there's no "brown tinge" and it's
all watery foam with the bright chromium yellow color that your pee has if you

This man is saying that we need to eat more vitamins, and such, and has
wonderful vitamins at a price that will help us all?
I was going to post his note, and hope he responds.
Being informed about this major killer is important and can be

New to this group and I haven't noticed much written on this subject in this
forum, but thought I'd throw out a query just the same. I'm 48 y.o.and15
months out of RP surgery and about 10 months out of hernia surgery in its
wake. Just starting to feel free of all discomfort and that ...

All,
Many thanks for keeping in touch with Beth while I was in hospital.  I
got out today, a day ahead of schedule.
Path report looks good and in the words of my surgeon I "escaped by the

Hello to all of you that have been helping David come to terms with his
situation and have done a good job of preparing him for today!
His operation is now all over and intensive care begins.  He is feeling
a little sorry for himself, but I am sure that is completely normal.

A Cancer story that needs to be told.
It started in November 2002. Betty Murray phoned Karen O'Handley. She had
heard about Karen's 20 year old son, Brian Carmichael, had been diagnosed
with cancer in May of 2002 and that Karen had been actively searching for a

Bonjour,
        La pr?sente est pour vous inviter ? prendre part au concert
b?n?fice organis?e par El Salvador sans-fronti?res. El Salvador
sans-fronti?res est une organisation ? but non-lucratif mis sur pied par des

Well, today was the day.  We arrived at the hospital at 5:15am by 7am
the iv's were in place and at 7:30 as scheduled Phil was taken to
surgery.  By 8:05 the incisions were made and at 8:17 the robot was in
place.  By 1pm Phil was in recovery and joking with the surgeon about

Well, David is now out of bed and walking - not quite freely - had the
drain removed yesterday and is hopeful that the iv will be gone today.
Not too impressed with the food available to him at this stage, but if
that is his only worry, things cannot be so bad!

I'm scheduled for my prostate removal operation in just 2 1/2 weeks and need
to make a decision as to nerve grafting. The doc is going to have to take
out the nerves on one side of my prostate. He offered nerve grafting but I
have concerns.

Sometimes I feel like my posts are the final riffs of a blues number and they
end the song with a bang,did that once with a harmonica solo.38 years ago.Does
everybody else have trouble jiving interior feelings and clarity in posts and
purpose.Sometimes I just feel like I make sense ...

Dear reader,
I need some help to find how X-ray is detected enhancing method(which
fenomen makes x rays to appeared as a photo)If you are able to help me
please with any information it will be very helpfull.

I have finally made the decision to go with permanent seed implants
(although don't be surprised if there's a new post in a day or two
explaining that I've changed my mind).  I will have the procedure done
at the Massey Cancer Center in Richmond, Virginia.  I have gradually

My father will be seeing a Urologist Professor Costello on Monday regarding
having his prostate removed.
Since January his PSA has risen from 9.6 to 10 in Feb to 11.1 in March.  The
last test was ordered by a Radiation oncologist at the Peter Maccallum

Thanks for your responses - I printed them out and took them to David
today.  He is now out of ICU and was in a bit of pain when they did the
transfer.  I stayed with him for a couple of hours , left him about
midday, and he was in and out of things a bit.  Went back to see him